UFO whistleblower: Ex-US Naval officer 'saw entrance to secret alien base in Antarctica'

A FORMER US naval officer has shockingly claimed to have seen the entrance to a secret alien base and UFOs while on duty in the Antarctic.

by Jon Austin, Express:

The former military man, who is said to have seen 20 years of service, has allegedly revealed the startling story to US conspiracy theorist investigative journalist Linda Moulton Howe.

Mrs Howe, 75, from Albuquerque, New Mexico, who has been awarded for her paranormal research through website Earthfiles.com, says she was contacted several times by the whistleblower she has only been referred to as Brian.

In a series of videos released on YouTube, Mrs Howe is heard interviewing Brian about what he allegedly saw.

Brian, 59, who alleges to be a former retired US Navy petty officer first class flight engineer in a squadron called Antarctic Development Squadron Six, claimed to have been part of a crew that flew through a “no fly zone” above Antarctica, and saw UFOs, aliens, and a giant entrance hole to an alien base.

He was said to be stationed there between 1983 to 1997, when he retired, and on several occasions saw “aerial silver discs” flying over the Transantarctic Mountains. 

In the videos, he claimed there is a top-secret collaboration between humans and aliens, with Antarctica a major research ground for the projects.

The large hole was said to be five to ten miles from the South Pole, in the supposed no fly zone. 

He also said a group of scientists had gone missing for a week and come back terrified and refusing to speak.

Then at a camp near Marie Byrd Land, some dozen scientists disappeared for two weeks and when they re-appeared, Brian’s flight crew got the assignment to pick them up. Brian says they would not talk and “their faces looked scared.”

In an email to Mrs Howe, he said: “Another unique issue with South Pole station is that our aircraft was not allowed to fly over a certain area designated five miles from the station. 

“The reason stated because of a air sampling camp in that area. 

“This did not make any sense to any of us on the crew because on two different occasions we had to fly over this area. 

“It was on the opposite side of the continent and we had to refuel at South Pole and a direct course to this Davis Camp was right over the air sampling station. 

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